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Boom boom time for India as Bumrah and Prasidh sizzle on return

Jasprit Bumrah made a triumphant return to international cricket after 11 months, taking two wickets in his first six deliveries. Prasidh Krishna, who was out of the side due to a spine injury, also made a successful comeback, claiming four wickets in two T20I matches. Bumrah's hyperextension and complex action,…

The Hindu

England handed fresh Rugby World Cup injury blow as Elliot Daly a doubt for Argentina opener

England's Rugby World Cup plans have suffered yet another blow, with Elliot Daly facing a race to be fit for their opener against Argentina amid a mounting injury and availability crisis.

Evening Standard

Steve Borthwick has work to do – England v Fiji talking points

England have injuries, suspensions and a lack of form heading into the World Cup.

The Independent UK

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Chess is in good hands for the future, says Magnus Carlsen after winning his first chess World Cup title

NAGPUR: After winning his maiden World Cup title on Thursday, Magnus Carlsen said in an interview, "Chess is in good hands for the future. I think this generation of players born between 1990-94 really have dominated for a long time and finally now with these youngsters born 2003+, we have…

The Times of India

Ireland hooker Dan Sheehan expected to be fit in time for the World Cup

Ulster’s Tom Stewart has been selected to start at number two this weekend.

The Independent UK

As a queer sports fan, the World Cup was an incredible time. Why is the AFL so different?

The Matildas were dubbed one of the queerest teams in the tournament. Imagine if men’s sports could get there too

The Guardian - AU

England suffer double Rugby World Cup injury blow with Anthony Watson ruled out

Beleaguered England’s Rugby World Cup preparations have been dealt yet another blow with key winger Anthony Watson ruled out of the tournament with a calf injury.

Evening Standard

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How to tackle post-World Cup blues and get your women’s football fix

The World Cup may be over but there are still plenty of things to look forward to in the women’s game

The Guardian - UK

Lebanon’s FIBA World Cup journey is about much more than basketball

Basketball fans in crisis-hit Lebanon find much-needed joy and hope through the national team’s World Cup journey.

Al Jazeera

Full strength Scotland squad for final World Cup warm-up a no-brainer

Full-back Blair a Kinghorn is fit but being rested after recovering from a minor quad injury suffered against France two weekends ago.

The National (Scotland)

Women’s World Cup stars on the move: 10 deals you may have missed

Some of the players of the tournament are heading to new clubs for the domestic seasons, and plenty to the WSL

The Guardian - UK

Steve Borthwick’s unconvincing England a result of RFU’s botched plan

Head coach’s succession to Eddie Jones now looks like a hospital pass from the sport’s governing body as the World Cup looms

The Guardian - UK

Different batting styles work well for us: Gill on partnership with Rohit

With India set to take part in the Asia Cup and the World Cup, the partnership between the two openers is likely to play a vital role in the Men in Blues’ success in the two tournaments.

The Hindu

NZ employ Fleming, Foster, Bell as part of coaching staff ahead of World Cup

New Zealand have roped in the services of former skipper Stephen Fleming and the English duo of Ian Bell and James Foster as part of their coaching staff in the lead up to the ODI World Cup in India.

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The Independent UK

Gregor Townsend: It is time for Scotland to raise their game ahead of World Cup

The Scots face Georgia in their final warm-up match.

The Times of India

We should have 15 players for World Cup from Asia Cup team only: Sunil Gavaskar

NEW DELHI: An annoyed Sunil Gavaskar pleaded with those questioning the Indian team selection for the upcoming Asia Cup and asserted that this 17-man squad should form the nucleus of the 15-member World Cup side.

The Independent UK

In the basketball-crazed Philippines, the World Cup will be a shining moment

Basketball’s World Cup starts on Friday, spread out over three nations

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Heroines’ welcome urged for Lionesses in London: The Leader podcast

As the Lionesses prepare to come home from their dramatic tournament at the World Cup in Australia, it’s thought preparations are underway for a celebration of their achievements.

The Times of India

India must prioritise these two areas before World Cup, says Dinesh Karthik

NEW DELHI: Indian cricketer Dinesh Karthik has highlighted two key aspects that he believes India should focus on during the upcoming Asia Cup in preparation for the World Cup. According to him, the identification of a fourth pace bowling option and securing a backup batter are the primary areas of…

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Even in defeat, Lionesses demonstrate they are the real deal

England came agonisingly close to adding the World Cup to last year’s European Championship, denied only by a fine Spain side and a solitary goal in the final.

Al Jazeera

‘The sleeping giant has awoken’: The legacy of the 2023 Women’s World Cup

As the record-breaking 2023 Women’s World Cup ends, many see an exciting future – and many challenges – for the game

Zenger

Beauty Queens Celebrate Ahead Of The World Cup Final

Whatever the score, the ladies are all winners in their own rights. The post Beauty queens celebrate ahead of the World Cuo Final

The Times of India

One batting slot does not make much of a difference: Sourav Ganguly on No. 4 position

NEW DELHI: A number of possibilities exist for India's No. 4 spot in their ODI team, according to former captain Sourav Ganguly, who also highlighted that one position cannot win major competitions like the World Cup.

The Independent UK

England will learn fate of Billy Vunipola and Owen Farrell on Tuesday

Both players could be suspended for the World Cup.

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